marcelocripe
Olá, Yousif.
I’ve never used Linux in my life and I’m considering installing antix on my low end laptop to make it faster.
I recommend you first learn how to use antiX before even thinking about playing games.
What’s the easiest way to run windows apps and games with full compatibility?
The programs are called Wine and PlayOnLinux; both can be installed using the “Package Installer” tool.
I need a way that’ll work on 32 bit systems because my laptop is pretty old.
Software developers are abandoning 32-bit, so be thankful that antiX still maintains the 32-bit operating system, because Debian abandoned 32-bit in its Debian 13 (Trixie) release this year.
I might install pes 13 (football aka soccer game) and then apply mods on it.
What kind of old computer is this that can run the game PES 13?
Can I recommend the YouTube channel I created exclusively with the intention of helping people who are new to antiX?
Go to YouTube, search for “antiX Linux em Português” (without the quotation marks), and when you access the channel’s videos, watch the videos in the correct order, that is, from the first video to the most recent video.
To read the subtitles in your language, turn on the subtitles, then click on the gear, Subtitles C/C, Translate automatically and click on your language to activate the automatic translation of the subtitles.
The texts you will read are automatic translations that are offered by YouTube from my texts in Brazilian Portuguese.
According to what 4 or 5 people of different nationalities have told me, “yes, it is possible to learn from the channel’s videos by reading the subtitles in my language”. (The antiX Linux in Portuguese YouTube Channel has Subtitles on All Videos)
marcelocripe
(Original text in Brazilian Portuguese language)